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Decho - Passing by the Train Station at Night

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Decho - Passing by the Train Station at Night

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Infographic. NICOLÁS SANZ. 6 THINGS PRAGUE 

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Infographic. NICOLÁS SANZ. 6 THINGS PRAGUE 

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Exploring specialty coffee culture in Prague

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Celebrating the successful journey to the Impact Hub with a cinnamon roll in hand

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Ivan's infographic (finished)

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Beige and Grey Illustrative Timeline History Infographic

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Decho - Swan River on a golden Afternoon

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Decho - Swan River on a golden Afternoon

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An Infographic showing a summarization of Prague's Climate Agenda 2030

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Teaser on an article about Alternative Facts

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Teaser on an article about Alternative Facts

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"What kind of person comments under news articles?" or "Your mistake was heading to the comment section at all".

I would be surprised if those sayings weren't a global phenomenon. And that is for a reason, comments such as "[...] Limit Migration and people in Germany will have more access to housing again" (own translation) or "Why should you construct housing for people who no reason to be here?" (own translation), to be found under a post about housing shortages in Germany posted by the "Tagesschau" on Instagram, are absolutely not rare. Not to mention the frankly disgusting comments to be found under news posts about climate activists or protests. Why are comment sections of news such a magnet for people with the most questionable views imaginable? Nowhere else is such a density of climate change denial, conspiracy theories - popularly paired with antisemitism - homophobia and the other big players in the discrimination game to be found. And why do all those people use nearly the exact same argument and the absolutely exact same tactics? How can it be that reasonable people, who according to all statistics make up the majority of Germany and most other western countries, are perceived as to be in the minority in these places? And how can it be that this seemingly does work, making at least some people doubt to some degree the scientifically proven?

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Sabina Millerová: A church that survived Socialism and the Hussites

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Sabina Millerová: A church that survived Socialism and the Hussites

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Some shopping at the local market!

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Like the Colours of May...

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Niklas Dohndorf: A Tram driving though Prague, Arbesovo Namesti, Prague 

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Accidentally matching

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Heaven's Gate

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This cinematheque atmosphere 🇨🇿

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A new hobbie discovery?

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Niklas Dohndorf: A Street displayed though a Frame of Nature, Zahrada Kinskych, Prague 

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Diana wandering the streets of Prague.

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To be or not to be a priority 💛🇨🇿

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Don't Mind Ruso practising how to take pictures in Portrait Mode

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Don't Mind Ruso practising how to take pictures in Portrait Mode

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Niklas Dohndorf: A Tram and a Bike driving next to each other, Arbesovo Namesti, Prague

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Love: A couple on a bridge in Prague.

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In the morning light ⛅️

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Ruso: Carpe Diem: Bird Edition, basically 🐦 

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Ruso: Carpe Diem: Bird Edition, basically 🐦 

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Nicolás Sanz: Like father, like son. Near the Dancing House

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Nicolás Sanz: Like father, like son. Near the Dancing House

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Nicolás Sanz: Keep calm. People resting. Diezenhoferovy sady.

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Nicolás Sanz: Keep calm. People resting. Diezenhoferovy sady.

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Decho - Prague Just Like From the Postcards

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Decho - Prague Just Like From the Postcards